After a very good European week and this 3-0 success at home against AC Milan, PSG is back on the road and heading towards Brittany for this tenth day of Ligue 1. A duel against Stade Brestois on the program from 1 p.m. to kick off this lovely football Sunday in France. A meeting that PSG – currently 3rd in the championship standings – will logically want to win, especially since the Nice leader did the job again this weekend by winning 1-0 in Clermont.
For the moment, the Parisians are having a start to the season a little far from their championship standards. Especially on the road, with two victories in only four trips. Opposite, Brest was the sensation of the first days of Ligue 1, but fell a little in the standings, having for example only taken two points out of the last nine possible, and thus falling to sixth. The Bretons have only scored one small goal over the last three days. It should also be noted that PSG is on a series of 8 consecutive victories in Brest, and 13 consecutive victories in all competitions against the Breton team.
Few absent from both sides
To thwart the predictions and put an end to this negative spiral against the Parisian team, Eric Roy will be able to count on an almost complete squad. Bizot will thus be in the cages, with Chardonnet and Brassier to secure the surface. Locko and Lala will occupy the sides of the defense. In the midfield, place for a trio composed of Camara, Lees-Melou and Magnetti. Le Douaron and Del Castillo will provide entertainment on the wings, while Satriano will be the Breton offensive reference.
For his part, Luis Enrique still has a few injured, like Kimpembe, Asensio, Marquinhos or Mendes, but the infirmary is also reduced. Donnarumma will be the starting goalkeeper, with this line of four in front of him: Hakimi, Skriniar, Danilo and Mukiele. In the middle, place for the double-pivot Ugarte and Zaire-Emery, who will therefore have work to do since the Spanish coach will then line up four resolutely offensive players. Barcola and Dembélé will play on the sides, and Ramos and Mbappé will occupy the two most offensive positions in the 4-4-2.
